Op-Ed: Something More Important Than Fear—My Journey Back to HIV Treatment
By: Rick Guasco— Last October, I came out. Everyone who knows me was surprised. Although I’ve been openly gay most of my adult life, and…
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Positive Thoughts: Crossing the HIV Viral Divide
By: Diane Anderson-Minshall*/Special to TRT— It was little surprise when HBO’s Looking—a critically acclaimed but poorly rated TV series about gay men in San Francisco—introduced…
GLBTQ Domestic Violence Project Ready to Plunge Into Icy Waters of South Boston
GLBTQ Domestic Violence Project’s 10th Annual Winter Plunge; Carson Beach, Feb 23rd, Sunday 12 noon BOSTON – On Sunday, February 23rd a crowd of diverse individuals will face freezing temperatures…
CDC: Gay Men, Lesbian, and Bisexuals at Equal or Greater Risk of Sexual Assault
BOSTON, Massachusetts — The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released the first set of national data on intimate partner violence, sexual violence,…
CDC Data on Interpersonal & Sexual Violence by Sexual Orientation
The first set of national prevalence data on intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual violence (SV), and stalking victimization by sexual orientation was released today by…
What the Fiscal Cliff Budget Cuts Mean for HIV/AIDS Programs and Services
By: Jason Lydon*/TRT Columnist– When this newspaper hits the stands we will be in the second full day of cuts instituted by the “fiscal cliff,”…
Fenway Explains High HIV Rates of Infection in Young American Gay & Bisexual Men
By: Brook Rosini/Special to The Rainbow Times– BOSTON, Massachusetts — On November 27, 2012, just a handful of days before World AIDS Day, the United…
Fenway: More HIV Prevention Funding Needed for Gay Men
BOSTON, Mass. — New HIV infections held steady at about 50,000 in 2010, the CDC reported last month, but new infections among gay, bisexual and…